I wish I had a good answer for you. I don't have a perfect answer.
As I said earlier, I think the delivery of materials, generally speaking, is something that can and must be arranged ahead of time. It requires people from the communities working on the ground, and that is sometimes a challenge. I'll be honest: Recruitment in some parts of Canada, including Nunavut, can be difficult, but having people on the ground and being able to send the material ahead of time are critical.
As I said, the one item that cannot be sent much in advance is the final list of electors, which has the names from the advance polls that have been struck from the list. Until we have live electronic lists—and there are probably limitations to that in Nunavut—I'm not sure what the answer is, but it's certainly something that I will be considering.